Tag:man_made=adit
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| Description |
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| An artificial horizontal entrance to an underground facility. |
| Group: man made |
| Used on these elements |
| Useful combination |
| See also |
| Status: de facto |
| Tools for this tag |
An adit is a (nearly) horizontal entrance to an underground facility, such as a mine, shelter or military facility, either active or abandoned. Adits alow the underground facility to be entered, ventilated or drained of water. The visible portal of the adit is mapped as a node.
Unlike cave entrances (natural=cave_entrance), adits and associated chambers are completely or partially man-made. Unlike shafts, (man_made=mineshaft), which are mostly vertical, adits are near-horizontal and can generally be entered without special equipment. Those built for military usage should be distinguished from military=bunker.
How to map
Place a node at the entrance point to the adit from the surface and add
man_made=adit.
Tags used in combination
name=*- The name of the adit.resource=*- The resource that is or was extracted in the mine. Visit the resources page to view a list of common values.operator=*- The operator of the adit, usually the operator of the surrounding mine.length=*- length of the adit in meters (or other specified unit).direction=*- pointing from the gallery outwardsdisused=yes- if the adit is not currently in use.
Rendering examples
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Common symbol for an operating mine: hammer and pick
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Common symbol for a disused or abandoned mine: hammer and pick, upside down
See also
- and its proposal at Proposed features/Mineshaft
- Proposed features/Surface_Mining
Proposed features/Mining(abandoned)Proposed features/surface_mine(abandoned)
